Buffalo in Wyoming. The skin of the buffalo was used to create rawhide, tanned hides, and other materials. The cleaned hides were used for clothing, tipi covers, strings, shoes, blankets ...

The other five tipis are new designs, made in collaboration with local artists, Souers said. They include broader motifs of buffalo and antelope, as well as some Warm Springs-specific imagery ...

On the plains the first peoples dressed buffalo hides to make clothing and coverings for tipis. (As portrayed in Canada: A People's History) At Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump near Lethbridge ...

Jem Blueher and Jim Bonawitz, co-owners of White Buffalo Lodges in Livingston, have seen their tipis set up on decking, decorated with Native American furnishings, used for catered events and even ...

The Buffalo Treaty, as it's called ... (Evelyne Asselin/CBC) Samson Cree Nation's tipi stolen One visiting First Nation had a bad surprise on the morning of the signing — the canvas ...